The kids are back home and it is like an attack of sorts. I am trying to find the discipline of implementing a typical school program at home. Wake up at 6 am. Bath. Go to school (I mean the reading room). Have a break at 10 am. Go back to class (reading room) at 11 am. Study up to 1 pm. Get a lunch break and return to class at 2 pm. Study up to 3 pm and go for sports. And at 4 pm, come back home. That is my strategy. After all, I am called Mr Strategy.…
Go away, COVID-19!
They say death is the only equalizer for mankind. It fears no one. No one has ever left life alive. Whether you travel abroad or live in Uganda, a day will come, when your body will become lifeless. Libraries are full of great men ever lived. So many powerful kings. No one ever defeated death. Certain death is, but the timing not. Each one of us wants to live longer. To see more of the future. What will the world be in ten years? How will the children and the great-grandchildren turn out to be? What is the next big…
Your three keys to a worry-free life book
In 2014, I wrote my first book, Your Three Keys to a Worry-Free Life. Below is the review by Ali Jjunju, the CEO Buddusoft Ltd, which today operates as One Global Ltd, leaders in mobile value-added services solutions. Running a business can sometimes feel like sailing on open seas without a compass unless you can get some help and get your business work for you. Your Three Keys to a Worry-Free Life uses practical examples including the author’s own experiences in life, hands-on approach to putting your business and life affairs in order. The exercises provided in each chapter gets…
Have you got your “7 Tools of an effective Board member” Book?
They say the fish starts rotting from the head. And that the ‘bottleneck’ is at the top of the bottle. All these points to the fact that successful companies have good leadership. The board is the topmost decision-making board in the organization. In 2019, I wrote my second book, “7 Tools of An Effective Board Member.” It does not matter what level you are, grab a copy from Amazon or Aristoc and read. You will transform your leadership skills. It is full of great personal stories and lessons at the frontline of corporate governance as a trainer, board member, and…
A conversation with my S.2 daughter about #COVID19
I went to pick my daughter today at 7:00 am from school. It was a maddening traffic jam. So many cars on our small roads. I regretted why I woke up late! I am usually on the road by 5:40 am, and this makes my day so productive. The other kids got their 30-day self-quarantine or home study period yesterday, 19th March 2020. I decided to ‘enjoy’ my bed. Wrong decision. After about two hours in the traffic jam, via Mukwano road to Nsambya, I finally made it there. Within a few minutes, I located her. I wanted to move…
#Corona virus and relationships
One of the advisories on social media recommends the public to keep social distance, and that for married couples “continue as you have been doing.” The advisory features a picture of man and woman in their bedroom, seated on the bed, with the man appearing to be working on the laptop, while the woman looking at the phone as if checking WhatsApp messages. Couples in the bedroom, on their marital bed, paying attention to their laptop and phone. At first, it was the television. Couples would have issues, only to go put on television and start laughing out a loud…
